Berserk Fan Studio Hints at Update For Controversial Anime Project

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Fans of the anime “Berserk” haven’t seen an official continuation since the release of “Berserk: Memorial Edition” in 2022. With no word on the Band of the Hawk reappearing on screen, enthusiasts took charge and started their own projects centered around Guts and his harsh universe. One notable example was Studio Arche’s fan animation, serving as an unofficial sequel to the 1997 anime. However, this project came to a halt when Hakusensha Inc., the owners of the “Berserk” license, declared that the fan-anime had no connection to the franchise. Conversely, Studio Eclypse, the fan studio behind “Berserk: The Black Swordsman,” has recently hinted at some significant updates.

Tether, Tron and TRM Labs jointly froze $126M USDT in 2024

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As a seasoned researcher with a keen interest in the intersection of technology and law enforcement, I find myself intrigued by the T3 Financial Crimes Unit (FCU) – a collaboration between Tether, Tron network, and TRM Labs that has managed to freeze over $126 million USDt since its establishment in August 2024. The FCU’s efforts … Read more

Two of the Best Horror Franchises Ever Are Finally Making a Return This Year, After More Than a Decade

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It’s quite remarkable that in 2025, we’re seeing not just one, but two unexpected additions to horror franchise titles. First up is “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” which marks the resurrection of its series after over a decade and will be released on May 16th. Following closely behind on June 20th, we’ll have our long-awaited revisit to the zombie-ridden world in “28 Years Later,” since our last encounter in 2007.